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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR ARKANSAS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LITTLE ROCK AR
925 PM CST MON FEB 25 2019
IT WAS MOSTLY SUNNY ON MONDAY. HIGH TEMPERATURES WERE IN THE 50S
TO LOWER 60S. READINGS RANGED FROM 51 DEGREES AT BLYTHEVILLE TO
62 DEGREES AT FORT SMITH.
ON THE MONDAY EVENING WEATHER MAP, A BROAD AREA OF HIGH PRESSURE
EXTENDED FROM THE UPPER MIDWEST THROUGH THE OHIO VALLEY AND THE
SOUTHEAST UNITED STATES. CLOCKWISE FLOW AROUND THE HIGH WILL
BRING AN EAST TO SOUTHEAST WIND INTO ARKANSAS, AND MOISTURE
WILL SLOWLY INCREASE. THIS WILL RESULT IN MORE CLOUDS ON
TUESDAY, AND SMALL CHANCES OF RAIN TOWARD THE LOUISIANA BORDER.
AS FAR AS TEMPERATURES, LOWS TONIGHT WILL BE IN THE 30S TO AROUND
40 DEGREES. HIGHS ON TUESDAY WILL BE IN THE UPPER 50S AND LOWER
60S.
CHANCES OF RAIN WILL REMAIN SMALL ON WEDNESDAY, WITH RAIN MORE
LIKELY WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND THURSDAY. THIS WILL HAPPEN AS A
STRONG COLD FRONT ARRIVES FROM THE NORTH. THE FRONT WILL BE
FOLLOWED BY COLDER AIR ON FRIDAY. ANOTHER SURGE OF COLD AIR
WILL ARRIVE FROM THE PLAINS BY SATURDAY, WITH WELL BELOW AVERAGE
TEMPERATURES IN THE FORECAST THIS WEEKEND.
SURROUNDING THE FRONTS, IT WILL REMAIN UNSETTLED TO END THE
WEEK. MOISTURE WILL BE LIMITED, BUT THERE ARE SMALL CHANCES
OF LIGHT WINTRY PRECIPITATION AS TEMPERATURES GO DOWN. AT
THIS TIME, IT APPEARS IMPACTS WILL BE MINOR.
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